Bobby Tanzilo is an Author at School Matters MKE, a Milwaukee-area education blog that keeps an eye on schools across Wisconsin. He covers a diverse range of topics including architecture, planning, food and beverages, and real estate, often exploring the intersections of these themes in urban environments. Bobby's work has been featured in Soccer America, the African American Genealogy Society of Milwaukee, Realclearhistory, and OnMilwaukee.com.
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Bobby's focus is on local events and developments in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. His coverage largely revolves around house & home as well as food & beverage topics such as breweries, architecture, and entertainment.
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By: Bobby Tanzilo
"From Source to City: Voyaging the Milwaukee River, Menomonee River, and Kinnickinnic River," is an illustrated journey through the three rivers that meet at Milwaukee and their history and ecology. We caught up with the author to talk about it.
By: Bobby Tanzilo
When you think of the great photographic chroniclers, you might think of the WPA photographers like Dorothea Lange, Gordon Parks and Margaret Bourke-White. Visit the Grohmann Museum, 1000 N. Broadway, between now and Dec. 20 and you'll surely add Milwaukee native Lina Bertucci to the list.
Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport cut the ribbon on its new state-of-the-art air cargo facility on Wednesday, Oct. 14.
By: Bobby Tanzilo
Would it even be December in Tosa Village without a visit from the CPKC Holiday Train, a festive stop that's become an annual tradition to bring joy to folks along the route and raise money and food for local food banks?
Tis the season for Oktoberfests and MobCraft Beer stages its annual free Mobtoberfest street festival on Saturday, Oct. 17, beginning at 11 a.m. at its Walker's Point taproom, 505 S. 5th St.
Pena's inside-the-park grand slam in 1970 was the late infielder's highest major league achievement and stands as one of only two inside-the-park slams in Brewers' history and the only one in County Stadium.
In her new book, "Beer Ghosts," UW-Milwaukee professor Jennifer A. Jordan opens up an entire forgotten world of hops cultivation in the Badger State and the people who grew and harvested the hops that fueled Wisconsin's brewing industry.
By: Bobby Tanzilo
There are many reasons to celebrate the Brewers, but one of the most amazing to me is that I learned that French photography maestro Henri Cartier-Bresson came to Milwaukee in 1957.
By: Bobby Tanzilo
Chef Kevin Sloan - the man behind the beloved The Social and Sol Fire restaurants and long-time chef to the stars during his time at The Pabst Theater Group - is launching a cooking show. It's filmed in his unique Milwaukee house, which has roots reaching to the mid-19th century.
By: Bobby Tanzilo, Kathleen McCann
Leon Schneider wasn't the first to open a custard stand in Milwaukee, but he was one of the most influential. Even today, nearly a quarter century after Schneider's death, his Leon's drive-in on South 27th Street is a draw for locals and Milwaukee visitors alike.
